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Original message:

> I have two DS3100 and on one of them shell scripts don't execute correctly.
> Here it is:
> 
> #1
> 
> Script started on Wed Jun 17 22:51:09 1998
> 201 stach % cat q
> #!/bin/sh
> [ -f TODO_Z ] && {
> echo OK
> }
> 202 stach % q
> OK
> 203 stach % exit
> 204 stach % 
> script done on Wed Jun 17 22:51:20 1998
> 
> #2
> 
> Script started on Wed Jun 17 22:49:15 1998
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> sh: [: not found
> 201 stach % cat q
> #!/bin/sh
> [ -f TODO_Z ] && {
> echo OK
> }
> 202 stach % q
> sh: [: not found
> 203 stach % exit
> 204 stach % 
> script done on Wed Jun 17 22:49:43 1998
> 
> The text file TODO_Z exist and is not empty.
> On machine #1 everything is fine. On machine #2 something is obviously
> wrong with executing conditionals. /bin/sh is OK however, because I observed
> the same thing with a copy of sh taken from machine #1. 
> 
> What is wrong here?

The problem was missing hard link to file test in /bin.
I did:

cd /bin
ln test \[

and everyhting works fine now.

Thanks A LOT for those who replied:

Hans.Ranke@ei.tum.de 
olle@cb.uu.se 
furukawa@almond0.kek.jp 
kjell.andresen@usit.uio.no 
mcrowley@mtholyoke.edu 
alan@nabeth.cxo.dec.com 
drjohn@pizero.Colorado.EDU 
awagliar@echo.apo.saic.com 
billp@solsticeinc.net